respecters
People showing deference
Respecters appears almost exclusively in the phrase no respecter of persons, meaning someone or something that treats all people equally regardless of status or rank.
The expression comes from biblical language describing God's impartial judgment.
Death, disease, and disaster are often called no respecters of persons—they strike without regard to wealth or position.
People who appreciate someone
- acknowledgmentConfirmation of receipt
- recognitionPerceiving something as known
- appreciationRecognition of worth
- considerationCareful thought or compensation
courtesy · politeness · civility · manners · etiquette · thoughtfulness · attentiveness · mindfulness
Things that distinguish between
- biasUnfair inclination or prejudice
- preferenceFavored choice among alternatives
- selectivityTendency to choose carefully
- unfairnessUnjust or biased treatment
inequality · prejudice · partisanship · nepotism · cronyism · exemptions · privileges
admirers
People who appreciate someone
- acknowledgmentConfirmation of receipt
- recognitionPerceiving something as known
- appreciationRecognition of worth
consideration · courtesy · politeness · civility · manners · etiquette · thoughtfulness · attentiveness · mindfulness · observance
discriminators
Things that distinguish between
- biasUnfair inclination or prejudice
- preferenceFavored choice among alternatives
- selectivityTendency to choose carefully
unfairness · inequality · prejudice · partisanship · nepotism · cronyism · exemptions · privileges
respectersscorners
Those expressing derision
despisers · disdainers · mockers · deriders · belittlers
respectersignorers
Those who deliberately overlook
dismissers · violators · transgressors · flouters · breakers
- respected elderRevered older person